




If you don't want to use it as a traditional mailbox, you can set it in your garden or art room to use for storage.
Supplies
- Metal mailbox
-Collage Pauge® Instant Decoupage
- Wrapping or art paper
- Aleene's® Spray Acrylic Sealer™
- Crafty Chica® Little Chica Paint Packs™
- Tulip® Cordless Heat Setting Tool™
- Tulip® Glam-It-Up!™ Iron-On Crystals™
- Spray paint
Directions
Spray paint the box if desired. Let dry.
Apply Collage Pauge and affix images. Apply more Collage Pauge on top of images. Make sure all the edges of the paper are sealed down. Let dry.
Usepaint to add polka dots around the images, let dry.
Spray with sealer, let dry. Repeat two times to create a thick protective coat.
Apply crystals as desired using the heat set tool.
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